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Joe Burrow suffered a significant turf toe injury in Week 2. Here's what to know about the Bengals QB's potential return to action in 2025.

The Cincinnati Bengals ' offense has struggled tremendously without star quarterback Joe Burrow. That's not a surprise given Burrow is one of the league's elite QBs, but when you've invested in star receivers like Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, the inability to get them the football stands out.

Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow is on track for a mid-December return based on new reporting around his injury recovery timeline.

Fans express awe over Aaron Rodgers' arm strength in 60-yard failed Hail Mary attempt to close out Steelers' Week 7 loss to Bengals

In the battle of the 40-year-old NFL quarterbacks, it was stunningly Joe Flacco who reigned supreme. Yes that Joe Flacco, with barely two weeks of time in the Bengals facility under his belt. In

The Cincinnati Bengals went on a big search for quarterback help this week before landing on the deal to acquire Joe Flacco. According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, some fan theories were true: The Bengals even reached out to retired quarterback Derek Carr.

Joe Burrow debuted a shaggy hairstyle on the sidelines of the Bengals game on Oct. 16, marking his first public appearance since undergoing surgery for his turf toe injury sustained during Week 2 this season.